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RES 260 Neonatal 6
RES 260 Neonatal Transport, Home Care and Care of the Parents
Question | Answer |
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Which of the following are potential sources of stress for the parents of sick neonates? | Personal and family background,Situational conditions,Enviornmental stimuli |
Ground transport is usually selected for neonatal transport if the referring hospital is less than _____ miles from the level III NICU. | 100 |
If the barometric pressure at 7000 ft is 590 mm Hg, what is the partial pressure of oxygen in the atmosphere? | 124 mm Hg |
Sadness and its avoidance are found in which stage of grief? | Stage IV |
Which of the following is a common cause of problems with home apnea monitoring? | Frequent false alarms. |
Survivors of respiratory distress syndrome who have developed bronchopulmonary dysplasia probably constitute a majority of ventilator-dependent children. | True |
You have an "E" cylinder of oxygen with a gauge pressure of 1250 psi. You estimate that at current settings the transport ventilator will consume 8 liters per minute. How many minutes will this cylinder last if you are considering using it for transport? | 43 minutes |
Parents and family members may best be helped through grief by which of the following? | Constant encouragement,Explanations of the care being given ,Allowing involvement in the care of the infant |
Which of the following people coordinates home care services and acts as a liaison to the family? | Case manager |
When the death of a loved one appears likely, grief felt by the family is termed: | anticipatory |
Which of the following considerations is important when esophageal and/or tracheoesophageal fistula is suspected? | Position baby in an upright position to minimize chances of aspiration. |
The first stage of grief includes which of the following? | Shock,Confusion ,Denial |
Before transporting the neonate to the NICU, the transport team should: | stabilize the infant,contact and advise the NICU,collect all patient chart data |
Which of the following are possible hazards of home aerosol therapy? | Fluid overload,Burns |
Which of the following disorders present the greatest potential thermoregulation problem during transport? | Gastroschisis |
The human tendency to affix blame on someone or something generally produces: | anger |
Which of the following is the most common cause of home care failure | Lack of community and family resources |
The major goal of transport is to bring a high-risk mother or a distressed neonate to a tertiary care center in stable condition where advanced care can then be given. | True |
Which of the following aspects are disadvantages to air transport? | Space limitations,Adverse weather can interfere,Vibrations and turbulence during transport |
An infant with _____ should not be bag-and-mask ventilated. | diaphragmatic hernia |
How long will an E cylinder of oxygen last with a gauge pressure of 1900 psi running at 5 lpm? | 1 hour 46 minutes |
Sadness and its avoidance are found in which stage of grief? | Stage IV |
Which of the following is a common cause of problems with home apnea monitoring? | Frequent false alarms. |
Which of the following skills are needed by a transport team member? | Placement of IVs ,Placement of UAC catheters,Chest tube placement ,Intubation ,Placement of UVC catheters |
You have an "E" cylinder of oxygen with a gauge pressure of 1250 psi. You estimate that at current settings the transport ventilator will consume 8 liters per minute. How many minutes will this cylinder last if you are considering using it for transport? | 43 minutes |
Air transport by helicopter is indicated for distances of: | 100 to 250 miles. |
Which of the following considerations is important when esophageal and/or tracheoesophageal fistula is suspected? | Position baby in an upright position to minimize chances of aspiration. |
Which of the following is the most common cause of home care failure? | Lack of community and family resources |
. A visit to the NICU prior to delivery of a high-risk infant may reduce which of the following stages of grief? | Shock |
Of the following, which is the least likely to cause parental stress during home care? | The visual appearance of the infant. |
The major goal of transport is to bring a high-risk mother or a distressed neonate to a tertiary care center in stable condition where advanced care can then be given. | True |
Which of the following statements is true regarding assessment of oxygenation and ventilation of a newborn infant? | If right-to-left shunting is present through a patient ductus arteriosus, blood obtained from a umbilical artery catheter (UAC) will have a lower PaO2 than blood obtained from a right radial artery. |
Before departure on a helicopter transport, a neonate's PaO{2} is 65 mmHg. During the flight, the PaO2 will most likely: | decrease |
Of the following, which can help thermoregulate the infant during transport? | warmed IV bags wrapped in a blanket |
Regarding tracheostomy tubes, which of the following is best suited for home care? | uncuffed, slightly smaller than the trachea |
Detecting clinical changes that may indicate infection or heart failure requires: | establishing a baseline of normal patient status |
The main advantage to liquid oxygen systems is: | they hold a large quantity of gas |
Parent-to-child bonding begins: | with the anticipation of the child |
Which of the following are advantages of home care? | allows more normal family,interaction,patients get infections less frequently,cost savings |
Which of the following is not true regarding the bureaucratic type of home care? | may be more readily accepted by health care providers |